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Updated about 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

Wholesaling in Metro Detroit
I want to invest in Real Estate but I don't have the capital to go out get a property and find tenant's. Wholesaling seems like a way I can get into real estate but \reduce my start up costs, I am hoping that I can get connected with other real estate investors and wholesalers in the Metro Detroit Area, I don't see a lot of marketing from wholesalers here so if not sure if that's a good or a bad sign lol. I have read a couple books and even to went to a "Guru" seminar but for additional mentorship from the guru I would've had to pay $2,000 dollars and quite frankly it seemed like a sales pitch more than anything else.
I was even nervous typing this first post, but I know if real estate investing is something I want to do then I must take actions towards my goal and network with people anyway I can.
So if anyone has any advice for me feel free to comment, I am currently looking for a second job to increase my funds for investing and marketing and also available to help to any wholesalers or real estate investors in any form so I can gain more knowledge of REI. Looking forward to your comments!!!
Thanks Marques!
Thanks Marques
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Hey @Marques Barton - I see you're from Redford. My partner and I own and manage a lot of rental property in South Redford. We are always looking to buy more. My advice is to really learn whatever market that you want to wholesale in. Start in Redford. A ton of Landlords are looking for houses/deals there. I'll teach you as much as I can and you don't need to pay me $2000:) Just buy me a cup of coffee and maybe a sandwich at the Panera at Middlebelt and I 96:)
Take care,
Mike Dundon